... T'RE FENIAN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER. I MANCHESTER, Nov. 7. The trial of the third batch of Fenian prisoners was intended to be resumed this (Thursday) morning, and they were brought up at the usual time, but were not rltced in front of the dock. Mr. Justice Blackburn took hisseat at two minutes before nine o'clock. The names of thle prisoners are Thomuas Scalley, Miohael Joseph Boy- laud, -Hery ...

... DRYRY-LANE. Pails EvENING, THE DOGE OF VENICE, Messrs. Phelps, J. C. Cowper, H1 Sinclair, E. Phelps, Barrett, Temple, &c., Mrs. Her iiann Vezin, MissGrattan, &c.-And FAINI HEAUT NEVER WON FAIR LADY. Mr. J. C. Cowper and Miss Bcatrix Shirley. HAYMARKET. ';xs EVENINO, THE WINNING CARD. Mr. Compton.-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN, .essrs. Sothern, Chippendale. Rogers, Raymond, Clark, Gordon, &c.: Me larnes ...

... THE- COMMONS P1MESEV1A4TION SOCIETY. ?? The committee of tlhi society met on Wednesday to discuss past and present procoedinigs in connexion with the preservation of our commons and open spaces. Mr. S. Lefevre,M.P., presided; and among tbose present were Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., Mr. Locke, M.P., Mr. P. H. Law. rence, and Mr. J. a. Parkinson. Steps have been taken to aid and advise the ...

... ]r-iday, 2 O'ClOCk I Vrid (T-benilm'd Rewd. REVTER'S TELEGRAMS. THE HURRICANE AT ST. THOMAS. I.IVFRr(CL, NAIOV. 8.-Telegrams received by the Liverpool underwriters ccnfliming the news of the disaster at St. Thomas state that the crew of the Rhoie were lost, and part of the crew of the Wife, and only twelve passengers by the steamer for Southampton were saved. ITALY. PARIS, ANr'. 8 (4.48 A.M.!. ...

... THE N1?W METROPOLITA?'REET iOT. On Monday, contrary to the expectations of'ibo9h 7Ieepers, persons- having MtMlsasdd coatermonger9 'with barrowi, in'Leather-lane, Holborn, Whitecross- street,. St. Luke's, and, other market thbroighfares, that the provisis of thel'lfttrbpolitan Street Traffic act would be brought into operation and the penal- ties enforced, there was no interference on the-part ...

... PROCLAMATION BY M. M1AZZIN1. M. Mazzini has issued the following address to his fellow countrymen: ITALRONS,-Is there a spark of honour in your souls? Any sense of dignity? Aremnant of the old Italian pride ? Aremembrance of thefaith whiclimade your fathers feared, and made them great? If there is, prove it, and prove it quickly. You are in one of those moments which either make or mar the ...

... iaR tY S Tal . t _ In ILAW. iB~-SEOC91NG fjftV1 byu `E ~X t Prp, c~icoroner's court on iksinday 1 'the wtifes t ield di'the*dy of ?? Jackson, hhe 'wfe oa ,he m bnater of a Pu he-place, e oeath was alleged toused bhr bysa be d's violence. O epeviou ih the bad n e rownstair s rrom ha be-. .06ii, andtbienliaiv o~JO5 y ng derd othead 1obi of-tbe,baxr,'with tfihfi ahu~nhefrohetd litending from the ...

... FRAUmton, N.B., Nor. 2.-Mr. W. Wallae, hon. seoretary of the ,raserbirgh branch;of the Royal National Lifeboat institution, writes as follows concerning the wreck of the Euphemia, of Sunder- land:- Earlybtismorningthqe coast-guardsman dis-. covered that a vesiel was trailing her ancbors in Fra- serburgh bay and in imuinent danger of being driven upon the rocks. The lifeboat ITavelock was at ...

... THE :1UM ',Off 'es VI SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9. WE catch a glimpse of thle moans by whic th price of buitcerlIs' meat is kept up alt its present unreasonable figure in a case which hasg just been hecard at Worship)-street, in2 whihoi a butcher namemo 'wlooster, carryingoen business in 'Brick-lane, Spital- fields, was semmelned to answver a chatrge of assault upon a- manl natiled Neogus, -and also ...

... tLEG1RAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. I (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) I TILE CONFERENCE ON THE ROMAN QUESTION. PARIS, Nov. 9,1.56 P.M . It is stated that the invitations to a conference upon the Roman question were issued on Thursday last. PARIS, Nov. 10, EVrmNI. Tie T(dtic of this evening, in an article by M. Dreollo on the proposed conference, says :- As yet nlo Official step has been taken by France for the ...

... (kon OURl OWN GOfMsroYDr.) ?? of the following appeared in our Evening Edtion of yesterday:] PARIS, THUBsDAY EvxNmNG. The Liberat gives as latest news that all the French troops now in the Roman States will have embarked at Civita Vecchia to return to France before the opening of the Chambers. I am afraid this cannot be true. According to my information France will hold Rome until either ...

... I ZTHE DISTURBANOES AT OXFORD. OXFORD, MoNDAY, 8.15 P.M. Considerable apprehension exists that disturb- ances of a still more serious character than those of Satur- day last will be attempted to-night, as a, number of work- men engaged in the erection of the new buildings at Balliol College and the new London and County Bank in the High-street are out on strike, having lett their work on ...